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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
= - asarsa prsninsally m annd
AEny Affairs


IA1 near - REEl ~ waEnEl0 -EH
w4ax8 ErnMxH Ro rnn EoAnReain
San FmANcnsoa. Hapa. e0--Lnsafe Ne
rsEzHIs : reellsr1 n1rSS ana aro.s ffon
III 80 eaEfV this maRmanf. Ha laY on
nol tgo hunrn amglna aha nlahA and wsp4
I1o9ts1ull4, ana n1En lna tears ceaz1d
- asu Is uRasnpored to eaHt 0a fhs
All1eR fe1eoaiona b. in1nlRlna In pEMyeE.
h nava np Al kona ~ rs-uisa -
nlzh4- Ha &knaNaa Ghl9 maeninn IL .
nsTvuaa mannaF. and uAen kfeaklnnE
8za hfeaRhi ID h4 ffuIy declined d ~
cefge any fsnf. A elpGhier arEtvef at
uhcieo& and teok hla moasnrsment for
suit - eIotkea,
Ahsuf 10 o'eaoek Il was snnnd nsesa-
anHy 40 e1anna tia drups h@l tho muiaa
ossasfgned tAsGshg aid no1 have tha
itzGl eEe41 en- b, an4 fer an heQf NJ
al m0lionlezs in hls oAf GsRnRdinQ AI1
praYeH book. He than bessno uneaar
e Father 0ailian8 HAD noa been vita
him sinoe iaa4 nlRhk and 4 nnaslazo waa
eont b 81. Kanailea Chnroh Ashina ~
Rafner eooail aitha iail az aaElg a. pok.
albia. 1ho only oo1Eolasion tie nuf-
dsEsr sssmsd g and uas u III gsllziona
WaTka Ne pRaTnd lonR nnd fefsenilg.
Ha tksn uonmenoad elelnk hls hislnfs
% Ne oenlh watch. ard bFoka down
eeunplaleig Wnen be apQkD e Ma fnlhef
nnd mother. aaexpFlEaed . atah a live
untii ha could again hear from hls
father nou living n China. and she
fnoelIeolloa q tas nanneE In uhlaA ha
neaiso1s1 HE parents uhen ha was free
seemed b aapRegs him. 1ha i4ilof
turned kis shrnnkts ssias fteul hia
harne ~ a&w1afnn him A nrnw n f4u.4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

m nnpLxxa 10 Inn nnMAnss on sus-
Tscn EmID n An mxxmvIHw.
San BsAnclnoo. sspt. a0.-unlisd
States District 1udas Hoffman said II
an inaeryiea today 10 regard 10 she
staleuaant4 recently made b. 1uatIoe
fled eoncefnlna tho aiina q I dlssant.
Ing oplnlng By him In she Stamford case:
Il am 10Th b belieEe thni Jusliee Field
has be1n cefFeotly reported. ID effeot
be aosnses me of aB a9t Of Judicial i'm
peFtlnouee. u aa8 iEne 1 waa on The
uIFeult beach durinR the afRnmonis IN
thai oaee. Is ia also tFus that ! wa nos
there when the opinions uero hsndsd
ID, bat q was known - 9udae sawyer
before than THAI ! could not oonoar.
He aGked ms 70 Do 80 but ] could not
eonslgtenfly. Ny intentions wsrs per-
Testify veil known 30 my hFulbeF8 el
that tina. an not aware EitheF that
hays been guilty of any iupropFlety
IN dissenting. 1 VAS asked 10 20 On
The bench as have oflsn dons baforo.
u regard 70 the ocinion itself - repre-
ssnss eniiEsiY my IDEAS On the sabiecl.
! caunot cohesive that Conafes4 haa Ne
riaht ta fnxsa1ianae uaatief1 when IN
volBs ahe welfare Of o0ooo 600 paople.
havs de- rsapsol for shs private fiGhf9
Of citiBena bot IN q pablo matteF
sntBk TIE Fael8e Rallway Commiasi0m
a1sula haYs fha me4ns % eniofee ~
questions. Tns rights cf witnesses are
V BE- Euspeoted, 0f 0Daxas, bat no ona
viii ciaim that an9 peEssn % tho stand
ntn decline te answer with0ut eanse.H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
anp RnEEawA

PROMINENT oBFronRs o. rnn oanna
yIarr 1os AN0EEna.
Los ANoHEss, Scot. So.--Tha soxsrslrn
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, whe lofl
Denver "a September 25,h, arEired hare
today 20 visit the scene OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge aeasion 70 Be held in 1888.
AmoDe the party afe Hos. 1ohu n.
white. Grand Sire, Mr.. white and
Lillian Whila. Lieutenant General John
O Underwood, Deputy Grand Sire. ana
Mfa. Underwood, % OoginRson, kan-
tnoky, General James ,. Nioholson,
Past 0rnnd Sire, of Pennsylvanis, and
john W. 1tokef, PAst Grand sire. of
Pennsylvania. 1he distinguished pisi.
tors we're reeelved By the Mayer. local
Odd Fsllow lodRss and the leading eill-
sans and grand parade Waa held this
afterno0n, followed by q reception -
tho OpsFA House, where MAYOR WoRk-
man fofnaaily extended the olty'a vel
come. Grand Sire white made q re-
apunaa and speeches were mada b.
other members u the order aad ellissns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

wAnRAHx lssuKD EoR 4 PnonnnNr nAn
TnARc9oAn.
San FRAMctsCo, sept. e0.--A warrant
has been lssaed for William w. naua.
man, Assistant SeoE1taFy 0f the san
Francisco Stock EKehange Blard and
also Of the Associated Htookbroksru,
charging hin with embeEx.ement az
funds balonging 70 the board and asao-
citation. Is uaa Fumorsd that Bauaman
Was leading rather . fnsf life, ana che
ofaaiala of ths board deaefmined ie ia
Toslieato bis neoonnts. The result
shows him 20 be about ki20o short,
500 owing 10 The board and aha same
aroonnt % the association. TbeY are
fully projected, h0weveF, aa they hold
bonds fng 5000 each, given hY lha Pa
ciao 1urosy oompany, who, d is said.
will proaesufe Bausman. The latlar
vas q uephew Of ake late Senator Mli-
Ter, and b Dfheruise will oonneuied.
Prsxious 10 his present ocoapailon be
held the position nf Ohief Clerk Of the
Treasury, under Sab TseasnEer 8paul-
&tma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

oNR oR IHn oANADEAH RAofrIo arnAM
eH1Fs AnnTvRs krvAncouvnn.
VANCOUVER u. O.), Hspt. 2.-Tha
Steamship Poft Vialof. Captain BaFns,
arrived this evening af 10 o'clouk, az
teen days fFom Yok0hama. with twenty
six cabin paaBenGaras hfteen Chinese
and iS5o tons of los for New York and
y Eastern psinaa ana $50 tons Zoe san
Frsnoisoo, 707 bales of allk And q large
miscellaneous eargo.
Processes Todd, Of The United States
Eeiipse eKoediiicn 10 Jspan. returned.
II reports that there Was unfavosahla
woalher 90 the dap Of the e1iipsa aud
no large photos uefe secured, aithouah
be obtained several drawings. Tue ~
suits on tbs whole are aAtiafat torg. Khs
japanese 0OVeEnment will establish .
pesmanent observatory 90 Mount For
siam. TheFe is no Important news from
Japan ID Ne last mali.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Kn1T 10 gEm ~ aoNa o. rs WRKk1
0oEThAcrs VIA uoLB.
saH FnAwcrsoo, sept %. = The liability
of lhe Nevada Bank 20 fal6ii The con
tracls written an1 verbal mada ~
George T. Bsandes. is ah0nf 10 b. tested
b. hlum. BaidWln 4 0lrFan. Tho
aaliob. which is cid 10 b aboas % bs
bFouRht. ARISES U1s % thg charter of fhs
BEilisA snip Pfgvines 10 ioad wnaat fsg
Cora. A faW days before ~ nnaI
oollaVss of ths cllQns Biam, haidwin a
0iFxan chartered tke chip for 80 shli.
IIngs PET ton- An sRresnen1 waa made
uish bgandsF 90 load Nevada Bank
Grai1. 4 belna nndaTz1ood fhna ihs buai-
n4M anoald be tr4o1A11ed By chaEtefsIa.
b a a9t4 nos ehat the hamk wiIi mne
fninli ne eonlEset. 4 k1ina eiasmad
hat bEzn1eF w4e Bot ausneT izsd -
naho $3.50 ~ aGsoosnNnt. Bias, Baii-
Wln aad 0I1vkn noId % q eOnlFaFY gieu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

LNk s1raE1AA4 o. III Ask4-4oA 14o4DAa
4 NoRxHknN RAcurc LaND CASE.
WAmnEHaros, Sept So TIE SsoEa.
tary AZ The Interior To-Day reversed ths
deefsion 81 TIE CommimtoneF Of ne
General Land Ones og RsbFnAHy. Ie8s.
u ne ease 81 DonaId Mcksa " the
Nor1hasn paafac. The qnestian ai issns
b whelhsF iha NoTthaEn Paeida haa .
sran1 of lan6s ffom peinl neeE Port.
lan1. 0ganuns - PuGst H0unc. WASH
lnRton TaErituty. dialAaes q Abo1l
forty miIss. Iks ool1mfzsio1sE founf
lha1 fhe cumpeny t2d no gFHa1 Ihil
anassinn af she Ne184saxq fsEeEaag tAe
dsaisiea e IL c1mEizIlerE end hndl
thns the Fl feegi6ticns 6 OanRneas
nprE1ssd MAJ 3l. 1zfA SAILS . Rsanl
oI fan1 bssu4 ; 80 IEIg u h Gait
thaf Is ,0oo se1ee ars fng1iBea-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

i1an hqaa uoula yin. On onsh tnsk
e1a4 followed t68 Fo.anteea ~. |.II1|lz
. - @ NlnaNara ED aksaf = 80.
ns VsluzteeR nos nnlg nnf nntnfaA
eeE rival hu4 o4s sool11 kst Sa WaIl
Eeek aze1x lnEk sAguo1 - - saraa
tnirN and fnek nf1nR fank ehoRna ihal
- 1ln1p 91s 1411,i4 ~ esllsT. Tl,9sa
eo4Al - - m1s,4As alI1n1 O. Tka Yol-
Nn.aeF eoek nSe taae1 in reaohina Ne
e11sK mAxk an1 the Lklatla nsQailea
SIX Every tine the cnI1nE went nbent
.he dl4 q N1onof thnn fhe nlnop. Aeare
t1I el.lma1e ef IT, time ea1h boaf 9ook
e So l1 says uza made ana fkis was
- rnanla ID aeconaHs FnInukaer 81 81
z. =. >; 1ki1lls-A =. e q. e g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

naesrs Ghs Wind ~ usafhsEina aaai-
ili1s a. fks Yaohls ws1e sson e oDee.
Tkn W9lHmfeoE oat pointed the settler
81 ne4xiY two points an6 wnn sAa raee -
fhe UaxtERir rnznnEg, % wkinh nns wNa1
10 WfndwnFd on t1e aEH1 tsok whieA
u1a . tona CDR. soeen uiisa and de-
ekda6 vtE9uzllF tes smea. Tia Fatnn-
tnsE kenf % wfn3wMtd ef TIE Ihf1lla ID
q way shaa s&tia1sd al apen1a1oEs uha
kns9 angtAinz abea1 q tkat tie AmsF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Nnw Ycmx, 6spi. aDs-A great rain
almost euslrsly tEiying away the crowds
from tha cxeuFziqn ntQansere that uaEs
20 asaompany The yachts Thistle and
VoIuRteef IN the second Faeo of the
series for ahe AmesleA'a cnp. There
was no SPOT % Dry land from which The
course ok The yaohts could Be watched.
They were 10 90 twenty miles straight
out 20 eea and return.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

6Annx HOOK, SEPT. 80, 1sl2, .. m.-
The oooan d covered with white oaps.
The wind 10 hlewina half q gale. The
plot hoals are acuddino about under
double reef. The wind ts nov 80 miles
an hour and increasing. II IL blows
mneh heavier the racers will havs 10
house their top mass. kt viii Be Q
fast raes and Tie anish line may be
reached bafose ,. N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Every one of The 900 Spectators saa
e. square rae as Was ever eaiIed "a
any watsrB. Tha contestants we're 81
shs painl of Starting 10 A. aood form a.
was the Eleo1ra. The 1aeship Of The Nsg
YcEk Yacht nuh. with the ooumlttoa
of JUDGES On board.
Il vas prssissly 10s90 2. n. that the
preparatory signal was given That was
ihs tine stated IN ths circular fqgmally
iMusd ~ fka eomms1lee esvesai days
aRn. Al THAI tins the exouraiOn boats
and a1sam yachts had gathered about
he linz foTmed from ths Electra au
Ne scotland liRhtship nnd made gala
day pioinrs.
kffozl0 ne Gun 70 staFt vns 6Fed. Al
that moneua The Thistle and Volnntsex
we're neuthaAel II ne Iins, not go yard
apaFts e1oh WaekinU nrndgAiiy % fhs
slne. TIA Ihis4le wa neaFef and vent
away On haR tzsp neMrly four lsnafha
nh11d ~ ate yoluntesF. TIE yachts
sanrted "a fnllowe Thisais, 10h 40m sls;
vo1nn1aez. 1oA Dm E03<R. Thar veal
ever - nt1rboara faak anA ths Eoiuu-
hnae e cnne beznn 10 eulpoinf and eos.
fonl hsx oppeaezk. Tne cunrss vas
naElh ncElkesst for twenty niles 10
wznawnr1 nn& Kn4nFn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
NICHOLAS GEORGE.

,-,wAxsfr FfH nARKKI. NAR1oS 81.
- RsvaA hsA ssNaza 90 hsne = - -
Vsiosss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

l0ss1 q. m.-Ths preparatory nun va
flsad - f0s32 q .. Tie yachts ere nou
mAneuEeEine for g start. Wind, hfseen
niles. easl. xhe ioR b lifting 3 tRiila.
1he f8ehta os1sae1 Tie zoe sboe1
1s91 Hhe haxs prevents e'nt4 3 seETzr
tlen4 bat tke Noian1seK aS6n65d b have
. siirht iea4 Tney 1fa au1navcxY elnae
q tke Wind ciose haaled via boom y
pot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

olIvER ,, ANDERs0M.

DRAUGHISMAN
~rApg or gEATFLE = COUNTY
NJ Mauz township plA1Bs etn, always
= kand- AZ made 70 order. Once win
q, s.z',,s.liF-nrth 4. Thomson, thiFo ncor Gordon
1isrdWnFe Building, 9aattle. mh0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

IlsSo Z. m.-Ths yachts ere out q
night. When Last Rean they weE8 head
Inc sast-nnElteaes and eoinR vsFy rap
idly. With sfB eap wideninR % favor a
the Yankee. The wind still holds east
and blown s1eadfly ahogk iHenty 90
fweufY- I've mile1 A houg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Tks voluniser after TIE stari boai 10
uinAWard IN great style and thrcuRh
tns drifting fng eonld be sean Rainina
on the Scotch cutter. Ten minutes
AFTER the start sha vas well 10 Windwafd
and Vas pnlllng awaB from the 1hia1la.
The easi ls .aeEthsask wind blowing "a
niLaa an hquR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01


Ihe Wind 81 the START uns hlowlnR 80
toe.sy AZ ihe u4y olt exsspt dnEi1R
period 81 peIbnps % WminuteH when 4 let
cows eanzldaEA1la. dgElnR Which the
1eistis psopl. el1Imse tAeg Wsrs b.
e1lr1ea While The Volun1eeF hnA plenty
q wlnd. kaally the caHtaalanla wura
equally l4eo1ed. xhe yachis roundea
oaaermaEk lika thiss VasaniaeF Z hours
= m.nntea % seconds. Ihia1le k1ufa
q minntez 8 neeonoA Tia yaehts 81
their gpinnaksgs soming home and tha
qass.ien - % uhslhsE he broad cnites
no1ld - f1l1 enough b-fo1o ths wind .
naks np ne Holnnieeris gain Ii her
4tnaga1d W1zk was b Be decided.
1na Falnniens bad Z LEAD e fnlly ~
1inules when the Thistle rounded and
tha1 ms nos diminiahzd EeEy mosh on
lhe Tua. The Thistle Waa ff1t - naks
10 haE spinnsker hul lhe Voiuntees fal
lowed anil imma6ialslT. This movo
waa ocsaaioRed b. ne lel that nss ahef
bo41 euaid make Iiahl ship ellh tha
Wind al and . haol 1o vas neceanzxy.
I'M nuz n0mR
On thn r1n home the wind luf % fer
IN hQnF. The 1leamboa1a had muah
sfoubse In ReilinR back % TIE nnish line
Ia time 20 zee the Volnufeef sueosnsfnl-
u defend the Annarioais enp. 81 mnal
Of them waited 10 goe She Ehl1tis round
the enteKmafk. That detained them
nearly Is minutes but onea undsr way
fer h0me they mlintained 3 Jolly red
end leaying the Thistle far assern shay
got lhere IL tins 20 ssa the AmeRioan
sfnan nFnEe fha lfna rsfnre. ~ n n.nfs..
ntes 4S4{ seconds.
In the winduArd wogk the Yslunlssr
beat The Thistle Il minutoa l9< seo
onds. On the run before the Wind the
thistle beat The Volunteer 3 minutes
~ seconds.
pIsAPRolNTED.
GLASGOW, Sept. S0.-The Goosohmen
are greatly disappointed over todayis
race. bat admit that The Thistle uaa
fairly defeated Il is believed that Il a
race for the cup is Beain 50 BE- sailed ID
American waters. ths Scotch yaaht. %
be snceessfnl, must haye centsE boards.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
PIANO TUNER.

x1noY cHKYeoR ETAhpER HAvTN9
,e~...d IA seattle, q prepared % tnne and
-, pianos ard Ofsans 10 tAosauahlI at
sslrssery manner, 3t moderate terms. Tbs
seliowlns q 8 tsstimonial from his tprmes
OrTigs BnnxMdKH hznoHMAnoEa,
go CTyI.ai Palace, Londen, feb, ;. isl5.1
4hIa il 20 osrtiiy thnt Me- uA4ytor 6iAAapgE
Ia been In eur employ manT Eeafs. naa =
nosoushiy ecmpeeent e : piene tanef.
fsixnsd1 BKnEHan B AfRozsAsasn.
ssar.m. TsnsA sifsss, between columbln
"a cbsrry. apl6 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

HANpx HOOK. Sept. 50, 3 .. m.-The
Thistle turned the stake boal at ga,
ssyantesn minutes afieF The YoinnteeF.
TIE wind hes fallen 70 20 miles an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

The Associated Press tue followed tks
racers and had on board q plentiful
supply uf eafTiex plQeons. Ullike The
aaT of the arst ra6e only 3 few boats
we're In alahi and the pxospeog Of iutsE-
ference from that source Was redaced 20
. mlnfmnm. Whsn the yaehtn crossed
lhe starting liAo the Thistle vas neen 10
40 10 The Uindward. Beth raoeEs we're
beading east-noFtheast. ealing on q
course laid towards Eaf Roekawny and
the Volunteer vas oat-poinfinQ The
ssotehman. They weEsabont 800 yards
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
run vOEuHrzza LaADa

Lose BRancK. Sspi. 90. 12slB ,. m.-
Both yachts are standing soukh, The
VolunteeR IL ahead.
12s52 .. m.-1he yachts ara nov
about one mile south Of The turning
stake. Ths Volunteer leads by over .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

80 VnnE10N 3 n.oAnA AN1HH ? =
e anlnE cara e RnE9InM.

@T0RNYYs AND C0UnsKTI11Eg-
n st'fNw. Omo@ az LMoo1lers Meu1f
&ssss.a end 9aHttle Soaslle o1a4as Ap0W
T@isrLsaEy block. dsssdw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Nsw Yoxx. Sect. s0.-The sseond 81
tsmpe 70 aaii The second race IL the
two cut Of three match for The AnaeEi-
cas- cup vas aec0mplished today undsf
circumstances that compelled tha megt
ullra BFitisner 30 say that the cattsE
Thistle w1s bsatan fairly and soundly.
The AFst victory Of the VulunteeF uas
not theEouahly admitted By tha foreign
ers. The latter allowed tkat The Taoe
on the inside course srot fair in itsolf
end thay declared that the sEoHdiDG
stsamboate lent as1istanco toward Do
fsatina Ihe Thistle.
Ths day did nsl open propltiously.
Tha mms cid Storm tha1 has hssn hang
inR abouf for two days VS. sltll lineeF-
ina, asa the bank of fDR which showed
yssier1ay Waa still under The zkiea.
when the boats got below Sandy Hcok
they found Eiaha lively bEeeEs. TIE
excnrslon beats eame dewn to he nuu-
Der Of twenty I've and thay teestheF
with the steam yachts and tuRs vita pri-
vals psEtisss4 board swslled he nHm-
bar 10 hfty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

THlaTLB GAMMA

eAnDx Hook, Sept. 80. s.l5 .. m.-Ths
Volunteer IL four miles from tha finish
line and fhe Thistle Il TIVE miles asieEn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
n. soDERBER0.

~raarEy AT Las AND NOTAKT PUB
"A - frretlse Of IA Peace1, Win bnss1ie1 L.
s.....s,' - euprrma CouKia o3cas 9oulh
ss,-a s,rss,. nsrt door nbovs City hAli seai-
WI 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
THn RINmn.

Lona BakEcz, Sept. 90, 3-i8 .. m.--
TIE VoluGtser leads By two miles bnl
the Thiails ia gaining.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

YcnK. (Pa.l, 6ep1embes S0s-Tho spe-
oial tFain drawing President SD Mrs.
Cleveland Fsaehe1 here "a II o'cloek.
IL paased very aIowiy thFuneh the city.
bat dIdn'i step. Presidents Clegslana
Bi0od urea the rear platfoEm and bowed
plsasansly % the aaasmhled crowds al
aiona TIE line Of ths IaIiEoad II TIE city
and the peop1e Woo Ue1s aagembled al
lhe depoA An immana1 1foWd had g.
ssmhlsd. and cheers grsstsd Prasidsni
and Mrs. CIsysland.
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HARzzHuRa, pal, Sept. 81 Ths
PFeaidert and party arrived shoFily ~
feF 2 o'aloek. several thonaand uesple
thronasd the DEPOT, and chesrSd as the
mass Of hnmanify whleh ooald nps Be
drlxan back b. he golicemsB. PraHi-
dent ana Mrs. Cievelan3 atood on ths
rsar platform and bowed 70 she pe0pia.
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Tie Volunfeer hes ven. finishing a.
l.2fs10. The din of whistles and the
booming Of guns continued for fully
Ave minutes. Th9 Thistle nnished 81
&0f.lo.
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RI. J. CASTLE
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W.. CEDpEe.

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TaHxncfAN AND suRaEoN-oFFicE IN
Eeanag nalldina, corAar OF Front and
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nut1e1. Buala1zas, Janaes street
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-11-17
Postal Finances.

According to the report of Daniel Nc
Conville, auditor for the postofice de
partment, the aggregate receipts for the
year were $48, 1897 1909, the chief sources
of which were: Postage stamps, stamped
envelopes. wrappers and postal cards,
$45,67O, 1888; box rents and branch offices,
So, 138, 499; revenue from money-order
business, $719,335. The aggregate ex-
penditure was $50, 391, 677, the principal
items of which are the following:
Compensation of postmesters, $11,929,
4S1; compensation of clerks for post
offices, $5,365,812; compensation of let
ter carriers and incidentals, $4,61S, 1872;
inland mail, railroad transportation, S14,-
707,2 S1; inland mail, star routes, So, 49,
649; transportation of postal cars, ST.
1881; compensation of railway post
Office clerks, $4, 500, 1881; excess of expend-
itures over all revenues, $3,5a4,06S.
The excess of expenditures over al
revenues in 1886 was $6,679,130. The
same for the year 1886 was $6,756,344.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-11-17
FIRES AND CASUALTY FIR.

The novitiate building of Notre Dame
college (Indiana) was burned Monday, en-
failing loss of $4,000; no insurance.
The protractsd drouth and fires in the
woods are causing much anxiety and loss
to farmers in Southern Illinois.
THE National hotel at Peoria, Ih.-the
principal hotel in the city-was damaged
by fire to the extent of $4,000 Saturday
morning.
ONE man was killed and several were
seriously injured by the falling of
bridge over the Maumee River at Water
vile, Ohio, Tuesday.
J. G. STEPHENSON, of Lexington, KY,
Michigan, hanged himself near Allegan
Wednesday. He had been drinking for
some time, and said domestic troubles
had embittered his life.
FREDERICK HANSON, proprietor of the
Galloway House, at Eaa Claire, Wis, who
fought Clerk Richardson with revolvers
a week ago, died Thursday afternoon
from the wounds he received
The Soldiers Orphans Home, at Daven-
port, Iowa. was burned on Wednesday
morning. The bcilding was completely
destroyed. Lightning was the cause. All
the occupants of the building were extri-
Gated unframed.
PIERCE q CANTENBURY's extensive oil
works at East Boston, Mass, were destroy
ed by fire Tuesday afternoon, together
with a large stock of oil. The loss is
heavy, and the property was well insured.
An explosion Monday afternoon in the
Atlantic Dynamite Works, near GAINESVILLE,
Nj, wrecked one of the packing houses
and instantly killed four men. Three
| others are missing and are believed to be
| in the ruins.
JAMES r. WHITELY, brother of the great
reaper manufacturer, committed suicide
Monday morning at Springfield, Ohio,
shooting himself through the head.
NEW fashionable apartment house,
eight stories high, which was to have
been occupied next mouth, was destroyed
by fire in Minneapolis Monday morning,
together with the adjoining residences.
Loss, $115,OO0.
Hess, MAYER d Co., wholesale dry goods,
and Henle j. Wolf, hats and caps, both of
Louisville, made assignments Friday. A.
caps, at Boston, have failed for $50,000
The tunnel of the Dresden branch OF
the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus rail
road, twelve miles west of Coshocton, O.
is reported to have caved in, resulting In
the death of six men and injury to sew
eral others.
SHADY GROVE, Livingston county, Ken
lucky, was totally destroyed by fire Thurs
day. The fire started in Lemons gro
Gerry store and swept the village from enc
to end. The loss will reach $4,000, with
very little insurance.
JOHN RoB1SsoN's circus and menagerie
{ which was wrecked at st. Louis, Thurs
day. met similar fate as Cleveland, Ind.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-11-17
PENNSYLVANIA

The election in Pennsylvania was for
state treasurer and judges. The main
interest was the bitter fight in Philadel-
phia, over candidates for municipal and
county officers. Hart (rep.) was elected
state treasurer bX 10000 plurality, and
Williams (rep) ftr supreme Judge
$4,000 plurality. The tight in Pailadf
phia eliminated IL the defeat of the re
publican candidate (Mr. Leeds) for sher-
liz. The vote throughout the state was
light. The new parties cut no figure in
the elections, materially.